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Review on ๐Ÿ–ฑ๏ธ Renewed Logitech M705 Wireless Marathon Mouse: 3-Year Battery & Hyper-Fast Scrolling in Ergonomic Black Design for PC/Laptop with Unifying Receiver by Agung Rusindarto แ Œ

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Nothing special, there are positives and negatives.

The main buttons are slightly concave - it's good, comfortable. With ergonomics, this mouse is generally in order. The scroll wheel does not leave anyone indifferent - some people like it very much, others don't. I didnโ€™t like it: it rattles, dangles, in the locked mode it makes an unpleasant loud rattling during operation, in the unlocked mode it starts to rotate spontaneously. Pressing is also implemented crookedly: either a side tilt is triggered, or the wheel simply turns. And the sensor. Perhaps you just need to get used to it, because due to the strongly displaced location, the mouse does not work at all as if it were standard in the center. In addition, he falls asleep quite often. And I did not expect that the mouse would be so picky about the coating. It works normally only on a good rug, moreover, it is of a dark color. In short, for office or leisurely home use, it will do just fine. Performing any serious tasks - graphic, gaming - is not for her.

Pros
  • - Long battery life (three years!) - Workmanship and materials - Ergonomics is good, but for a medium/small hand, or if controlled by fingers - Can be powered by a single AA battery, significantly reducing weight and improving balance - Tiny Unifying transmitter that can be hidden in the body of the mouse when carrying and storing - Extra thumb button - Buttons "forward-backward" have a silent and clear pressing - User friendly software
Cons
  • - The sensor is not located where it should be, it does not work adequately, it is not friendly with light / colored surfaces - Left and right buttons are quite noisy - The wheel also rumbles loudly when scrolling, it is pressed tightly and indistinctly and unpleasantly backlash

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